| ALPHASORT | • alphasort n. The process of sorting in alphabetical order, especially when performed in an automated fashion. • ALPHASORT v. to sort into alphabetic order. |
| ARHATSHIP | • arhatship n. The state of being an arhat. • ARHATSHIP n. the state of being an arhat, a Buddhist who has attained nirvana. |
| ASPHALTER | • asphalter n. One who pours or works with asphalt. • ASPHALTER n. a person who lays asphalt. |
| ATROPHIAS | • atrophias n. Plural of atrophia. • ATROPHIA n. a wasting away of body parts. |
| AUTOHARPS | • autoharps n. Plural of autoharp. • AUTOHARP n. (tradename) a zither with a keyboard chord-making mechanism which mutes unwanted strings. |
| CATAPHORS | • cataphors n. Plural of cataphor. • CATAPHOR n. (Greek) the use of an expression which refers to or stands for a later word or group of words, also CATAPHORA. |
| CHAMPARTS | • champarts n. Plural of champart. • CHAMPART n. the division of the produce of land, the right of the feudal lord. |
| EARTHPEAS | • earthpeas n. Plural of earthpea. • EARTHPEA n. the peanut, also EARTHNUT. |
| HAPHTARAS | • haphtaras n. Plural of haphtara. • HAPHTARA n. (Hebrew) a Biblical selection, also HAFTARA, HAFTARAH, HAFTORAH, HAPHTARAH. |
| HARDPARTS | • HARDPARTS n. the skeletal parts of an organism. |
| HEARTPEAS | • HEARTPEA n. the balloon-vine, also HEARTSEED. |
| JATROPHAS | • jatrophas n. Plural of jatropha. • JATROPHA n. any plant of the genus Jatropha, esp. Jatropha curcas, whose seeds yield an oil that can be used as a biofuel. |
| PARASHOTH | • parashoth n. Plural of parashah. • PARASHAH n. (Hebrew) a passage in Jewish literature. |
| RACEPATHS | • racepaths n. Plural of racepath. • RACEPATH n. a course for races. |
| SHARPTAIL | • sharptail n. The pintail duck. • sharptail n. The pintail grouse, or prairie chicken. • SHARPTAIL n. a kind of grouse. |
| STRAPHANG | • straphang v. (Intransitive) To ride public transport while standing and holding onto a strap. • strap-hang v. Alternative form of straphang. • STRAPHANG v. of a passenger in a train or bus, to hold on to a strap for safety. |